AG Cigars Alejandro Robaina Cubana No 6 (6.5" x 54)
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Description
The AG Cigars Alejandro Robaina Cubana No 6 is a Medium-strength Toro Grande measuring 6.5" × 54 from AG Cigars' Alejandro Robaina Cubana line. Its wrapper, binder, filler, and country of manufacture are currently undisclosed in TRP's verified product data, making its larger No. 6 format the clearest confirmed point of comparison within the series.
AG Cigars Alejandro Robaina Cubana No 6 Specifications
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Attribute |
Specification |
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Brand |
AG Cigars |
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Product Line |
Alejandro Robaina Cubana |
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Product Name |
AG Cigars Alejandro Robaina Cubana No 6 (6.5" x 54) |
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Vitola / Shape |
No. 6 / Toro Grande |
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Length |
6.5" |
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Ring Gauge |
54 |
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Wrapper |
Not disclosed by the manufacturer |
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Binder |
Not disclosed by the manufacturer |
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Filler |
Not disclosed by the manufacturer |
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Country of Manufacture |
Not disclosed by the manufacturer |
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Manufacturer / Factory |
Not disclosed by the manufacturer |
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Strength |
Medium |
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Construction |
Not disclosed by the manufacturer |
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Packaging / Quantity |
1 Cigar, Pack of 5, Box of 10 |
Undisclosed Blend in the Alejandro Robaina Cubana No 6
The tobacco composition of the No. 6 has not been publicly specified by AG Cigars or in TRP's verified blend data.
That means no wrapper seed, wrapper country, binder origin, or filler country should be assigned to this cigar without new manufacturer documentation. Buyers comparing the Alejandro Robaina Cubana collection should therefore treat the blend as undisclosed rather than assuming Cuban, Nicaraguan, Dominican, or other tobacco origins from the product name.
The absence of published blend details is useful information in itself: it separates confirmed product attributes from tasting descriptions and origin claims that appear on third-party retail pages.
No. 6 Toro Grande Format at 6.5 × 54
TRP lists the No. 6 as a Toro Grande measuring 6.5 inches × 54 ring gauge, making format the product's strongest verified differentiator.
A 54 ring gauge equals 54/64 of an inch in diameter. Within TRP's Alejandro Robaina Cubana assortment, the No. 6 is longer and larger overall than the No. 2 and No. 4, both of which TRP lists at 5.0" × 50.
Those dimensions describe size, not strength. The No. 6 remains separately classified by TRP in the Medium strength range.
Medium Strength Without an Official Flavor List
TRP categorizes the Alejandro Robaina Cubana No. 6 as Medium strength.
No manufacturer-published flavor profile for this exact 6.5" × 54 store version was located during verification. For that reason, cedar, roasted nuts, coffee, cocoa, white pepper, leather, or other tasting notes from the previous copy and competitor descriptions are not presented here as official product attributes.
Flavor perception can also vary by smoker and should remain separate from strength. Medium describes TRP's strength classification; it does not establish body, aroma, finish, or specific tasting notes.
AG Cigars and the Alejandro Robaina Cubana Line
The No. 6 belongs to the AG Cigars collection and the more specific Alejandro Robaina Cubana series.
AG Cigars' official company information identifies Alejandro "Alex" González Arias as the cigar maker behind the brand and documents his background as a former El Laguito-trained torcedor. However, AG Cigars does not currently identify the production factory or country for this exact No. 6 product on its public product catalogue.
TRP currently carries three numbered Alejandro Robaina Cubana formats: No. 2, No. 4, and No. 6. That gives buyers a direct size-based comparison within the same named series without requiring unsupported assumptions about tobacco composition.
Choosing the Medium No. 6 Format
The 6.5" × 54 Toro Grande is most relevant to buyers who want the larger format within TRP's current Alejandro Robaina Cubana selection while staying in the Medium strength category.
Because no manufacturer flavor profile is verified for this exact version, pairing suggestions are best kept neutral. Medium-roast coffee, unsweetened black tea, or a moderately aged spirit can provide practical starting points without implying manufacturer endorsement or a guaranteed flavor match.
For longer-term cigar storage, use a properly maintained humidor rather than relying on retail packaging as permanent storage.
Ordering the Alejandro Robaina Cubana No. 6 from TRP
TRP lists the No. 6 alongside other AG Cigars and its broader premium cigar selection.
The store states that it was founded in 2005 and operates a physical lounge in Cedarhurst, New York. TRP also maintains a site-level 21+ age verification policy for tobacco purchases.
Available purchasing formats are a single cigar, a five-pack, and a box of 10. Current pricing and availability should remain controlled by the live product interface rather than being hard-coded into evergreen description copy.
AG Cigars Alejandro Robaina Cubana No 6 FAQs
What size is AG Cigars Alejandro Robaina Cubana No 6?
TRP lists the No. 6 at 6.5 inches × 54 ring gauge and classifies the shape as Toro Grande. It is the largest format among the No. 2, No. 4, and No. 6 Alejandro Robaina Cubana products currently shown by TRP.
What tobacco is used in the Alejandro Robaina Cubana No 6?
The wrapper, binder, and filler are not disclosed by the manufacturer in the verified sources used for this page. TRP also currently displays each blend component as undisclosed, so assigning tobacco countries or wrapper types would be speculative.
Where is the AG Cigars Alejandro Robaina Cubana No 6 made?
The country of manufacture for TRP's exact 6.5" × 54 version is not disclosed by the manufacturer in the verified product information available for this page. Third-party records with conflicting dimensions were therefore not used to assign an origin.
Is the Alejandro Robaina Cubana No 6 a Medium cigar?
Yes. TRP currently classifies the 6.5" × 54 No. 6 as Medium strength. Strength is treated separately from body and flavor, neither of which has been assigned an official value here without manufacturer documentation.
What is the difference between Cubana No. 2, No. 4, and No. 6?
The clearest verified difference on TRP is size. The No. 2 and No. 4 are listed at 5.0" × 50, while the No. 6 measures 6.5" × 54, giving the No. 6 the longest and widest confirmed format of the three.
Can I buy a full box of AG Cigars Alejandro Robaina Cubana No 6?
Yes. TRP currently offers the product as 1 Cigar, Pack of 5, or Box of 10. Availability and pricing can change, so those commerce details should be read from the live product selector at the time of purchase.